Poetry of happiness

“This is it, then, ” He asked.

“Yes, that’s it” she spoke.

“I never thought it would have been this big.” He said, a growing amazement, “I never even knew I had one” chuckling.

“You have a good one and it’s bigger than you believed”. She said and held his hand. They both walked out of the operation theatre.

They may have died hours ago but they both will live through others. She donated her eyes so she could see him forever and he donated his heart so he could love her forever.


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Path unknown

The path, on it goes
To the seamless days,
It ventures out,
For as fresh for me.

I see no divergent,
Just one.
And I am taking it.

Shadows hauls,
Darkness bailed,
As light descends.

The path, on it goes
To the seamless days,
It venture out,
For others to sow.

I see no divergent,
Just one.
The one that’s my rise.

Only hope there is

Where we go
A silver step
Is the only hope
We’ve got.

And where we go,
And where we go
There can’t be more to call

String of beads
Now a shattered dream.
Bear with me
Till it falls

There can’t be more
To where we go
All there is the
Silver step.

And where we go
And where we go
There can’t be more to call.

Calling by the right name

It is really interesting to know that,

when I was born people used to call me a baby.

As I started to grow they referred to me as a baby boy.

When I fought myself into the adulthood they called me a man.

And when I grew old, they teased me as an old man.

Now, when I die they would refer my body as ‘it’.

“We have to bury it” they said.

Funny, how people start to change their perspective from time to time.

Calling everything by it’s right name.

His last note

He dropped his pen and looked around.

The room was empty as it always had been. He smiled to himself and rubbed his wrinkled chin. His eyes swelled up but no time to rub them off.

The sun had set and the wind had died. The room was empty as it always had been.

Only note he left on the lonely table read:

I was here.